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Originally Posted by nlerner
Removing the cog from a threaded driver is not complicated. You need a chain whip with a 1/8" chain and a piece of steel bar. Put steel bar in vise. Put threaded driver over steel bar so that it doesn't rotate. Use chain whip to undo cog (and a cheater bar will help).
It may not be complicated, but that doesn't mean it's easy. I have a threaded driver whose cog I've been working on for several years without success.

Cog is left-hand threaded, iirc, so clockwise to loosen.
No, it's right hand thread or else it would unthread while pedaling. Track hubs have a left-hand thread lockring to prevent the right hand thread track cog from loosening during back-pedaling, but a lockring isn't needed on a hub with a freewheel mechanism, like the AW.
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